In our fine motor skills corner, the children are creating bracelets and threading small decorations onto string. To complete the activity successfully, they need colourful ________ that can be easily slipped through the thread., Sequins, Beads, Glitter, For our papier-mâché volcano in Science Week, the children first covered a balloon with strips of ________, because it absorbs glue well and dries into a hard shell., Shells, Playdough, Newspaper, We are preparing a class display for the winter festival, and the teacher wants a bright, shiny finish. To decorate the snowflakes, the children sprinkled ________ all over the wet glue., Buttons, Cotton wool, Glitter, The group is designing carnival masks, and they need a sturdy base that is already round so it won’t bend while painting or decorating. The teacher provided ________ for everyone to start from., Plastic cups, Paper plates, Rulers, During outdoor expressive arts, the children were encouraged to experiment with large movements and bold marks. Because it needed to wash away easily, they drew on the pavement using ________., Acrylic paint, Markers, Chalk, In a sensory collage about the sky and the weather, pupils were asked to include a soft, fluffy material that would represent clouds. Most groups chose ________ for this effect., Tin foil, Wooden blocks, Cotton wool, For a printing station in Reception, children dipped a small round object into paint and pressed it gently onto paper to create repeating circle patterns. The material used for stamping was ________., Feathers, Cork, Fabric, Some children were building 3D insects and needed an adhesive strong enough to hold heavier parts, like bottle caps and wooden pieces. Instead of glue sticks, the teacher gave them ________., Apron, PVA glue, Eraser, When building a castle model for a History project, pupils needed walls that would stand vertically without flopping over. They reinforced the structure using thick ________., Tissue paper, Cardboard, Wool, In a collage of spring flowers, the class looked for a material that was colourful, light, easy to tear, and soft enough for layering. The best option available was ________., Hole puncher, Plastic bottles, Tissue paper
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